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List of laws, regulations and other enforceable means (in separate document); 4. Copies of laws and regulations (in separate document); Acronyms; Preface; Executive Summary; 1. KEY FINDINGS; 1.1. Legal Systems and Related Institutional Measures; 1.2. Preventive Measures - Financial Institutions; 1.3. Preventive Measures - Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions; 1.4. Legal Persons and Arrangements and Nonprofit Organizations; 1.5. National and International Cooperation; 2. GENERAL; 2.1. General Information on Panama 327 $a2.2. General Situation of Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism2.3. Overview of the Financial Sector; Statistical Tables; 1. Structure of Financial Sector - 2012; 2. Statistical Table 2; 3. Financial Activity by Type of Financial Institution; 2.4. Overview of the DNFBP Sector; 4. Financial Activity by Type of Financial Institution; 2.5. Overview of commercial laws and mechanisms governing legal persons and arrangements; 2.6. Overview of Strategy to Prevent Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing; 3. LEGAL SYSTEM AND RELATED INSTITUTIONAL MEASURES 327 $a3.1. Criminalization of Money Laundering (R. 1 and 2)3.1.1. Description and Analysis; 3.1.2. Recommendations and Comments:; 3.1.3. Compliance with Recommendations 1 and 2; 3.2. Criminalization of Terrorist Financing (SR. II); 3.2.1. Description and Analysis; 3.2.2. Recommendations and Comments; 3.2.3. Compliance with Special Recommendation II; 3.3. Confiscation, Freezing and Seizing of Proceeds of Crime (R. 3); 3.3.1. Description and Analysis; 3.3.2. Recommendations and Comments; 3.3.3. Compliance with Recommendation 3; 3.4. Freezing of Funds Used for Terrorist Financing (SR. III) 327 $a3.4.1. Description and Analysis3.4.2. Recommendations and Comments; 3.4.3. Compliance with Special Recommendation III; 3.5. The Financial Intelligence Unit and its Functions (R. 26); 3.5.1. Description and Analysis; 3.5.2. Recommendations and Comments; 3.5.3. Compliance with Recommendation 26; 3.6. Law Enforcement, Prosecution and Other Competent Authorities-the Framework for the Investigation and Prosecution of Offenses, and for Confiscation and Freezing (R. 27 and 28); 3.6.1. Description and Analysis; 3.6.2. Recommendations and Comments; 3.6.3. Compliance with Recommendations 27 and 28 327 $a3.7. Cross-Border Declaration or Disclosure (SR. IX)3.7.1. Description and Analysis; 3.7.2. Recommendations and Comments; 3.7.3. Compliance with Special Recommendation IX; 4. PREVENTIVE MEASURES-FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS; 4.1. Law, Regulations, and Other Enforceable Means; 4.2. Risk of Money Laundering or Terrorist Financing; 4.3. Customer due Diligence, including Enhanced or Reduced Measures (R. 5 to 8); 4.3.1. Description and Analysis; 4.3.2. Recommendations and Comments; 4.3.3. Compliance with Recommendations 5 to 8; 4.4. Third Parties and Introduced Business (R. 9) 327 $a4.4.1. Description and Analysis 330 $aEXECUTIVE SUMMARYPanama is vulnerable to money laundering (ML) from a number of sources including drug trafficking and other predicate crimes committed abroad such as fraud, financial and tax crimes. It is a country with an open, dollarized economy and, as a regional and international financial and corporate services center, offers a wide range of offshore financial and corporate services. It is also a transit point for drug trafficking from South American countries with some of the highest levels of production and trafficking of illegal drugs in the world. 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